Similar words: hypnotised, hypnotist, hypnotism, hypnotic, hypnotize, hypnotized, hypnosis, tachypnea. Meaning: v. induce hypnosis in.
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1. She hypnotise him into do thing against his own will.
2. It is impossible to hypnotise someone simply by saying a particular word or phrase.
3. He plans to hypnotise Carson with fascinating, and no doubt endless, Genesis stories.
4. Singer himself learned how to hypnotise while a student at Cambridge University.
5. Household items allow the junior magician to make an erupting volcano and camera obscura, hypnotise books and see water flow uphill.
6. Just for a moment there he had seemed to hypnotise her.
7. This is an extremely effective exercise because it allows you to lightly hypnotise yourself by entirely focusing on one sentence.
8. He said it was designed to show the "monolithic power of leaders who hypnotise you to do things you don't want to do".
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